Out and About New Orleans

A 3-day music & cultural festival on the banks of the Mississippi in Downtown New Orleans! LINEUP: Master P feat. The Soul Rebels, Galactic feat. Irma, Jelly, Erica & Maggie, Dumpstaphunk: Dumpsta Plays Sly, Funky Meters 2.0, The Headhunters, Cyril Neville Celebrates 50 Years of The Wild Tchoupitoulas, Jon Cleary's Absolute Monster Gentlemen, Big Sam's Funky Nation with Jelly Joseph and so many more. Locals discount tickets are now on sale.

After a break during the hot summer and our tour, Sunny Side is back in Coliseum Square Park!
Sunny Side plans to make at least 1 show per month when the weather is nice. We hope the weather stays decent so we can play, and everyone can enjoy the music! A great opportunity for family and friends to hang, enjoy music, and picnic!
Bring light bites, snacks and BYOB.
Feel free to keep the music going by tipping the band!

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Backed by his full band, Legend's “Get Lifted 20th Anniversary World Tour” will showcase a set list celebrating the entirety of Get Lifted, which garnered eight nominations and won three Grammy Awards at the 48th Annual Grammy Awards, including Best Male R&B Vocal Performance for "Ordinary People," Best R&B Album for Get Lifted, and Best New Artist. Each night, Legend will deliver a mix of deep cuts, fan favorites, and fresh renditions of the album's beloved tracks like the Grammy-winning "Ordinary People" (his breakout hit that reached the Billboard Top 40 and the UK R&B Singles chart), "Used to Love U," "Number One," and "So High." In addition to honoring Get Lifted, the live show will feature Legend’s other career-spanning hits, showcasing the musical depth and storytelling that have been hallmarks of his artistry for the past two decades.

Patron Party: Friday, October 17, 2025
Main Festival: Saturday, October 25, 2025
For a decade, the Friends of Tremé Culture (FOTC) have brought together artists, musicians, culture bearers, and neighbors to honor Tremé’s rich traditions and cultural legacy. Tremé Festival is more than just a celebration—it’s a movement to sustain and preserve the music, art, and spirit that make this neighborhood the cultural soul of New Orleans.
What to Expect:
Live music from world-class brass bands & local legends
Delicious food from Tremé’s finest vendors
Arts, crafts & local marketplace
Family-friendly activities & cultural experiences
Community, connection & celebration of history
Why It Matters:

Proceeds from Tremé Festival support the mission of FOTC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to sustaining Tremé’s artists, musicians, and culture bearers, while preserving the neighborhood’s identity for future generations